As heat domes become more frequent, prevention and mitigation strategies must be employed to combat the health and economic threats they pose. Read more...

Good news for the Salafi militant organization: a new framework for AQ resurgence generates challenges for U.S. strategic counterterrorismRead more...

The revival of the Iran nuclear deal may be difficult but talks need to continue as time is running out.Read more...

ASP Senior Fellow for Climate Security David Haines was recently quoted in National Defense Magazine’s Electric Vehicles for Military Still a Pipedream, an article discussing military investments into the electrification of vehicles and the challenges associated with widespread adoption of such technology.Read more...

Combatting IUU fishing is a complex task. Public-private engagement is a critical component to comprehensive enforcement strategy. Read more...

Florida is home to three Combatant Commands and over 20 bases that represent all branches of the U.S. military. Climate change, however, poses clear risks to these security assets. Read more...

While the U.S. is worried about China’s nuclear build-up, China feels outclassed and wants to ensure its nuclear deterrent remains effective.Read more...

On September 29th, the American Security Project held an event, “The Battle Against Illicit Fishing,” featuring two panel discussions concerning the threat of illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing. The first panel of experts provided context to the obstacles complicating the fight against IUU fishing. The second panel focused on the collaborative solutions to IUU enforcement through public-private partnership initiatives.Read more...

In September the UNSC debated the importance of increased environmental investment and engagement in international affairs.Read more...

The United States must increase its resilience to severe heat and drought due to the threats it poses to the America.Read more...